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Government

Oct. 20, 2012

San Diego lawyers, retired judges spread word about bench candidates' qualifications

Thursday's gathering came less than three weeks before voters' Nov. 6 choice between Deputy District Attorney Robert Amador and El Cajon attorney Jim Miller for a San Diego County judgeship.


By Pat Broderick


Daily Journal Staff Writer


SAN DIEGO - In June, Ramona attorney Gary Kreep beat longtime San Diego County prosecutor Garland Peed by a razor-thin margin to capture a seat on the county's bench. The race caused a stir in the local legal community because the San Diego County Bar Association had described Kreep as "lacking qualifications" for the post while ranking Peed "well qualified."


On Thursday, mor...

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